Lightening Auto Flywheel?
09-02-2002 | 01:23 PM
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Re: Lightening Auto Flywheel?
Originally posted by Juker008
Is it possible to lighten the flywheel on our 5spd autos?
Tnx
Juker008
Is it possible to lighten the flywheel on our 5spd autos?
Tnx
Juker008
09-02-2002 | 02:39 PM
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... ditto. And for those of you with manual trannies, look into getting a lightened flywheel. I have one on my Accord and that made a hell of a difference in acceleration. It also revs up like a motorcycle now 
09-02-2002 | 07:25 PM
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Originally posted by Austin519
typeR:
I'm right in thinking there's a bolt on plate in there that rotates though and is directly coupled right? We could lighten that correct?
Austin519
typeR:
I'm right in thinking there's a bolt on plate in there that rotates though and is directly coupled right? We could lighten that correct?
Austin519
09-02-2002 | 07:35 PM
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yeah, it's called the flex-plate and I don't think you can lighten it. It's already pretty flimsy... just connects the T/C to the crank. My Accord's one (when I converted it auto-->manual) was steel, but thin and full of holes, no place for lightening. It is only about 2 lbs. anyway...
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